The reading of the Levinasian philosophy is constantly considered the transcendence of subject that leaves its preoccupation in itself toward the realm of the infinite. This interpretation influenced by the distinction between the separation and the alterity in ”Totality and Infinity” as the center of the writing would often bring about the fact that the ”relation with the other” (la relation avec autrui) is conceptualized as the independent ethics beyond the existing (l'exister) and thus, ”the responsibility for the other” (la responsabilité pour autrui) in Levinas's thought is frequently interpreted as the divine ethics without the problem of the existing. The present paper proposes a reflection on this genre of interpretation, and through Other-in-the-same (l'Autre-dans-le-même) in Levinas's Otherwise than Being that sketches out the theoratical framework of subjctivity, his thought is exhibited through Socrates's death, a theme that Levinas has already noted through his courses. Also, this example explains how subjectivity is centered on the concept of Other-in-the-same. Last, the paper aims at elucidating the differences between Levinas's thought on ethics and the juridical ethics in effort to remark that Levinas's ethics is not tantamount to the ethics in juridical mode.